Chelsea could still make major sale this summer despite bad signs over striker’s future

Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson will be returning to Stamford Bridge this summer, barring a major turnaround in Bayern’s plan.

It’s pretty hard to think about anything other than the chaos at Chelsea right now, but across Europe league seasons are coming to a close and decisions are being made about the summer.

Bayern Munich beat Stuttgart to secure the Bundesliga title over the weekend, meaning they’ll soon be making a decision about the future of Nicolas Jackson.

The Chelsea forward has been on loan there all season, scoring 9 goals in all competitions.

The talk so far has been that they won’t sign him permanently, but the Sun today are claiming that such a move is still on the cards.

Bayern haven’t ruled out permanent Jackson move

“SunSport has been told that Vincent Kompany has taken a keen liking to how Jackson has handled himself and would not be against keeping him, though no decision will be made until the end of the season,” they write.

At the right price, most Chelsea fans wouldn’t be averse to selling Jackson, and we’d assume he’d be happy to go given the fuss he made to get himself there last summer.

People are tired of defending Cole Palmer, who has been called “abject” by one major Chelsea podcast.

Liam Rosenior has it clear in his mind whether it’s our bad attack or our bad defence causing us more problems right now.